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MANG2015 2026-27
Financial Management
This module provides a deep insight in some key theories and topics in Financial Management. The module looks at how firms and corporation manage financial investment and decisions in the long term and short term. The module will discuss topics ranging from how firms evaluate financial performance, decision regarding investment in capital, how firms decide in dividend policy. -
MANG2015 2027-28
Financial Management
This module provides a deep insight in some key theories and topics in Financial Management. The module looks at how firms and corporation manage financial investment and decisions in the long term and short term. The module will discuss topics ranging from how firms evaluate financial performance, decision regarding investment in capital, how firms decide in dividend policy. -
MATH2040 2026-27
Financial Mathematics
This module provides a solid mathematical introduction to the subject of Compound Interest Theory and its application to the analysis of a wide variety of complex financial problems, including those associated with mortgage and commercial loans, the valuation of securities, consumer credit transactions, and the appraisal of investment projects. The investment and risk characteristics of the standard asset classes available for investment purposes are also briefly considered, as is the topic of asset-liability matching. The module also provides introductions to the term structure of interest rates, simple stochastic interest rate models, and the concept of no-arbitrage pricing of forward contracts. -
MATH2040 2027-28
Financial Mathematics
This module provides a solid mathematical introduction to the subject of Compound Interest Theory and its application to the analysis of a wide variety of complex financial problems, including those associated with mortgage and commercial loans, the valuation of securities, consumer credit transactions, and the appraisal of investment projects. The investment and risk characteristics of the standard asset classes available for investment purposes are also briefly considered, as is the topic of asset-liability matching. The module also provides introductions to the term structure of interest rates, simple stochastic interest rate models, and the concept of no-arbitrage pricing of forward contracts. -
MATH2040 2028-29
Financial Mathematics
This module provides a solid mathematical introduction to the subject of Compound Interest Theory and its application to the analysis of a wide variety of complex financial problems, including those associated with mortgage and commercial loans, the valuation of securities, consumer credit transactions, and the appraisal of investment projects. The investment and risk characteristics of the standard asset classes available for investment purposes are also briefly considered, as is the topic of asset-liability matching. The module also provides introductions to the term structure of interest rates, simple stochastic interest rate models, and the concept of no-arbitrage pricing of forward contracts. -
MATH6131 2029-30
Financial Mathematics
This module provides a solid mathematical introduction to the subject of Compound Interest Theory and its application to the analysis of a wide variety of complex financial problems, including those associated with mortgage and commercial loans, the valuation of securities, consumer credit transactions, and the appraisal of investment projects. The investment and risk characteristics of the standard asset classes available for investment purposes are also briefly considered, as is the topic of asset-liability matching. The module also provides introductions to the term structure of interest rates, simple stochastic interest rate models, and the concept of no-arbitrage pricing of forward contracts.
Pre-requisite for MATH6127 -
MATH6131 2025-26
Financial Mathematics
This module provides a solid mathematical introduction to the subject of Compound Interest Theory and its application to the analysis of a wide variety of complex financial problems, including those associated with mortgage and commercial loans, the valuation of securities, consumer credit transactions, and the appraisal of investment projects. The investment and risk characteristics of the standard asset classes available for investment purposes are also briefly considered, as is the topic of asset-liability matching. The module also provides introductions to the term structure of interest rates, simple stochastic interest rate models, the concept of no-arbitrage pricing of forward contracts, and behavioural economics.
Pre-requisite for MATH6127 -
MATH6131 2026-27
Financial Mathematics
This module provides a solid mathematical introduction to the subject of Compound Interest Theory and its application to the analysis of a wide variety of complex financial problems, including those associated with mortgage and commercial loans, the valuation of securities, consumer credit transactions, and the appraisal of investment projects. The investment and risk characteristics of the standard asset classes available for investment purposes are also briefly considered, as is the topic of asset-liability matching. The module also provides introductions to the term structure of interest rates, simple stochastic interest rate models, and the concept of no-arbitrage pricing of forward contracts.
Pre-requisite for MATH6127 -
MATH6131 2027-28
Financial Mathematics
This module provides a solid mathematical introduction to the subject of Compound Interest Theory and its application to the analysis of a wide variety of complex financial problems, including those associated with mortgage and commercial loans, the valuation of securities, consumer credit transactions, and the appraisal of investment projects. The investment and risk characteristics of the standard asset classes available for investment purposes are also briefly considered, as is the topic of asset-liability matching. The module also provides introductions to the term structure of interest rates, simple stochastic interest rate models, and the concept of no-arbitrage pricing of forward contracts.
Pre-requisite for MATH6127 -
MATH6131 2028-29
Financial Mathematics
This module provides a solid mathematical introduction to the subject of Compound Interest Theory and its application to the analysis of a wide variety of complex financial problems, including those associated with mortgage and commercial loans, the valuation of securities, consumer credit transactions, and the appraisal of investment projects. The investment and risk characteristics of the standard asset classes available for investment purposes are also briefly considered, as is the topic of asset-liability matching. The module also provides introductions to the term structure of interest rates, simple stochastic interest rate models, and the concept of no-arbitrage pricing of forward contracts.
Pre-requisite for MATH6127